Mr. H. S. Witxrysoy and Mr, ©, Dow paut for the plaint Mr. R. E, Watxewntortr for the dofendant.
The hearing of this case was resumed at 10 o'clock this morning, and Mr. Wainewright continued his address on behalf of the defendant; he said that he would aow. call the attention of the Court to the evidence on the subject of scour. Three witnesses, Mr. Morrison, Capt. Roberts and Mr. Twentyman, had testified on this head, and he thought that their evidence went to show very constant rely that there was now and for some time had been a very active scour, which he submitted, accounted largely for the state of things now existing. It was owing to the washing away of the mud at the foot of the piles that the bund tae een Jong enough, became triable to slipped—the piles, which may originally
hold up the structure, The new bunding
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